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TAsts Asp Piano Gowns.

rAbts Asp Piano Gowns.
Woodward Lothrop invite attention TO their
line Of Table and Piano Covers for the Holiday
Season.
ga Raw SIX Covers, knottsd fringe. light and
dark effects. extra quality. only e1.75 each.
"a Raw silk Govern, knotted frinees. only
Ii plusk Covers. tscs border. s2 esch.
~ Plush Tsble Covers tapestry border. only
o.. SO each s.s
a. Linen Velour Covers. plsin and figured.
with and without tilasel -. ESQ, % 70
Sl2.50 sach
"a Chenille Covers, In blue, gold. olive snd
red. only e25Q each. ......-.
la Chenille Piano Covers, rich colorings,
only % ssch.
Trench Faabroidssed Cloth Piano Covers, in
ps;Soa esFnet and olive s25o' % g. "a.
nv eiii Fsnisass oovsnnsa only 4skc.
per ysrd.
Preach Petit rOans rurnisaFs GOVERNS. only
Soc per ysrd
shsde Ouftsans.-ws .elss4 SEQ Heiiapd
y sIs'' Z sz z:s; .a s e assa:; ;s s
ss, sss 81 sGss say j 2c :S lSa
HsxtshOrn roller. only 75c. each.
tsss e go ~ ~. ssssss S1Pss,s9ssd Soil
trSurtx sssr: tws SisvssoeA,
WOODWARD 1 lCTHR0p.
11th nod ID. NV.
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WooDwA.D & Lornsop

w ooDwARD q 1AOTHnoP
Invite attention TO their complete 40 slx mt
In u sassSasa Dsn6sk TsAle ssss (cieAs Ind
Nsoains b ma,ch) for
We wish to call attention to few spscialtiss
among our lasgs and varied Line Of Fancy Table
90 $40 Ecru. With ssncy stripsa doa 80
Napkins to match, only a.
100 Bleachea DssnASh. With bordsrs Of pink.
salmon, cardinal, navy blue. copper mixed
doc. 80 Napkins to match.
$40 plain fringe. e5 set.
s-10fnotted fringe. seset
S-12 plain fringe, %. 90 sst
SIG knotted fringe. ESQ set
90 Cream Damask Sets. plain and oolored Dor.
ders. doz. 50 Napkins to match, Of the fol-
lowing low prices:
ga only % SET
s-1Ooaiy s350set
s.12 only a SET
s-14 only $3.50 set
25 Bleached Damask Sets, with knottsd
fringe in handsome desisns, with Sc knotted
fringe Napkins to match.
1912. 90.
1o-14. $1,000.
10-16, sl2.
These goods arr specially desirable for extra
wide tables.
We have placed on sale to-day 500 Bisached
Damssk Cloths At the following prices:
$40. s2.75. fns quality.
s-12. g. 25. fine quality.
81. s3.5O. extra nne quality.
$40, $3.50.
s-12, $3.50.
STA, o6.5O.
SPECIALS.
OF ~>.n- m
plsih white and colored border former price.
&C.; now only Soc per yard.
25 pieces 72-inch BlsAched German Damssk
former price, s1.2o: now 81 per yard
Is pieces 7o.inch extra fine Bleached German
Damask. At also per yard with 6-s Napkins
to match at s5 per doz
10 pieces 72-inch Extra Double Damask 1t
81 per yard. with "a Napkins to match at
ESQ per doz
% pieces 74-inch Cream German Damast. Is
different patterns, good value at s1.5O; now
only d per yard
100 do1 So Bleached German Dafnask Nap
kins. worth S1.5U; now s1.25.
rs dox 5-s Bleached German Damask Nap
kins, worth s1.75; now el5O
SO So Bfeached German Dainask Napkins
abargain; 90 per dog.
tsecond foor two elevators)
WOODWARD Z LorHRoP.
Cor 18th and F SITS. n. ".
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The eIeitabie and beiiieose French legislators
have succeeded In eiecting president OF the re-
public In q most dangerous crisis without coming
to blows The digntned and practical representa-
tives OF the ruling political party OF the United
states while moved by the soul-stirring excite
ment incident TO the national crisis OF nominating
n doorkeeper to the House OF Representatives have
not been equally fortunate. IL may as well be
understood that the press OF the United States
will De compelled 20 abandon the position OF self
constituted adviser In chief TO the French republic
andto cease the patronizing admonition to It's
legislators 70 be selfrestraned after the model OF
the American Congress, If our representatives
Will persist In pounding one anothers noses on
small proyocation.
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on November 18th, 1914, John Adams wrote TO
President Madison that he would continue the
war With Great Britain forever rather than sur
render zone iOta OF the fisheries as established nv
the third article OF the treaty OF 1854, The mod
ern method OF preparing for compromise negotia-
lions with England on this subject seems 10 diner
from that suggested as the old style ey the az
gressfye Mr.. Adams. For Secretary Bayard has
assured Great Britain, IN substance. that no MAJ
Ter how ugly, obstinate, and provoking our anta0.
onists may be In the fisheries dispute we shall
never take up arms against them. Secretary
Baysrd evidently does not believe that with oppos
ing negotiators, as with children "there is noth.
ING so co0ciliatlng as a little severity
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The b. a P. railroad, through It's officers and ad-
vocates indicates the determination TO retain its
grip upon the Mall, and policy Of obstruction to
prevent railroad legislation In Congress is sug-
gested. or course the road viii Tight No "Old
Man OF the sea- ever willingly untwisted his legs
from the neck OF his stranging victim. But II the
people OF the city win observe a reasonable self
restraint, and heartily second those measures OF
relief which shall seem likely to receive the assent
OF Congress the road may at this session be forced
into The attitude OF showing its teeth TO Congress
instead OF merely threatening the District as here
tofore. When that happens the Mall Disagreement
must 90
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Washington correspondent writing OF the
nsAses IN regard 10 Presidents messages says:
AT the begin ming OF the Government all mes
sages were delivered by the Presidents In person
ana George Washington rode In great state 70 the
capitoi In four-hOrs coach with servants in red
nsrry. he wore a sword az his side and looked
through his false teeth In knee-breeches"
This Is placing the father OF his country ia
new and unique light why ana how he did these
tAlngS mus, however. be a puzzle 20 poster1ty.
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W. Are Nor Grv1se

The goods away, but selling them ct prices low
enough TO suit you Come In and look around; don't
cost anything
go Overcast 1t 1850
A &1S Overcoas ut s19.
e15 Overcost d e9.3os
A ol2 Ovvrcost q g.
$40 Overcast at %. SO.
s25 overeoat at ea650.
A $40 Suit at $3.50.
A els Getaway Suit ct So
A go Prince Albert Suit at e15
And all others at proportionate low prices.
For Boys from ID to 10 years old. have Suits and
Overcoats at "a 90. "a, and g. which are worth SO
per cent more than we are asking for them
For Children from to ID yeass. Suits at &c so o.,
% so a. up 10 e10. Overcosts ct 81 $3.50. a. up
TO o. for which other houses will ask 20 per cent
more.
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A CANE Or "DnAw"
Not that seductive fascinating thing which possesses
such magnetism for Congressn,en IN particular but
ss
se Which M JYE ct .ae s1
which never fails to -A -A"
s X e IL ss e;
The soNG OF THE ovERcoAr, which We have
N and 1nws
did DRAW multitude of people TO
VICTOR E. ADLER's
Ten Per Gent Clothing House,
Who supplied themselves with comfortable
OVER COATs
PRICE, which rst snsfed then ssso,shsa .nd
Com. Come buy an Atwood Tweed Overcast. with silk
Gene buy . Siae or Brown chinehil,. Overcast ..
Come buy a. Atwood Melton overcoat. medium
t, Come buy Light Drsb Overcast al. WOOL with sil
Cop, Come buy az Atwood Melton Overcast, heavy
Come buy Handsome worstsd overcoat to1ford, At
&c GSme buy an Atwood ch,nchia Overcast drab 1t
Come buy Blsel Castor Beaver overcoat double
e CSp% ne buy Fine Dress ovsrcoat worth sea at
Come bny Fine West Of ENGLAND Cashmere Over,
sfa5 a ss re pepper and steel gray at
Go. Come buy Fine Fur Beaver ovsrcoats, full sstin
Come here and buy Fine Ready. Made Clothing of all
STYLES fabrics, for Men. Youths. Boys and Chill
10 ''' !'{S 4 e. cent
o~| ono SsS Ith st. NV, corner Massachusetts, ave.
Strictly One Price.
Open Saturday until IL pm. DIS
NENTS YOU CAN Buy THE
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Public interest is concerned In the report that
the House Of Representatives win have another
debate over the revision OF the rules, the object
Of part Of that body being TO revive an old rule
requiring the appropriations committee TO report
all Its bills In the short sessions, within thirty
days after is appointment, and, In the long ses-
sions, within sixty days IL this could be carried
through IL would be a great thing for legislation.
Hitherto ever since Mr.. Randall has been chair
man OF the appropriations committee, It has been
his practice 70 hold back the appropriation bills
III the last practicable moment for the purpose
Of using them Is a blockade TO any legislation
which IL does not please him TO forward. As
consequence much important legislation has been
lost through lack OF time for its consideration II
this power be taken away from him, IL may be
a SONY day for Mr.. Randall's supremacy and that
OF his Immediate friends, but II will be a happy
Gay for the rest Of the sixty millions OF people
whose interests he has too often forgotten to con-
alder
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tbs unfortunate that Representative Brecken-
nass eooio not get Hurt as doorkeeper, without
also gstting hurt 40 to his nosaL
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\ according to ability Nice. genteel employment for
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KrLr Surrs

Knr Surrs
THAT
WE DON'T WANT
When sizes are missing from any lire Of goeds We
carry. and We cannot duplicsts them. let the bot
drop OF the prices Of those that left To be
more expicit-ve do not want any broken lots in
house, and If low prices will move them-which they
always do-they will disappear rapidly. We went
through our stock Of cldrens KIT Suits on Saturday
night. when the rush of business had subsidized. We
found great many lots broken. They were excellent
values at the original prices and the fact Of the lots
being broken is in itself . rood proof Of that fact
now they are .bonsn.as" you shall Judge.
Here's what we offer this morning in Kilt Suits
L0. GEES were s12 each. now 81.
Lots 81; q; that we're ''' EACH now ."
Lot. 1897 1882 .h.. were 90 each. now g.
Lot e.eo3 that were 90 so each, now Is.
Lot D, 46O that were eS esoh now Co.
Lot 7.1S5 that we're % each, now IS.
Lot 6,9o2 that were $3.50 each, now s5.
Lot 1884 that were o. each. now %.
Columns figures are hard to WRITE and after they
are written mske dry reading. will group" the
rest and tell you Whist we've done with them There
are seven broken lots Of Kilt Suits that sold At
apiece Each lot will average four sizes If your boys
size is among them-which it more than likely is
take IL now at e. We found II lots OF kits that
selling at 90 suit, with one or two sizes missing
You can have the choice Of those that left for
$3.50 All those that were selling 1t $3.50 and IS
eachthat are minus two or more szes-are now going
at 81 So Those that sold at "a selling at g.
The 35O ones are now $3.50. and the e. 5 ones
are now marked to sell at % each. The prices we
name for this magnificent lot Of Kilt Suits away
below their original cost to us but the sizes rreR
ular-that H. no one lot has full line Of sizes Yet
ALL sizes are among the assortment II the size YOU
want il not in one lot it's to be in another You
had better come in to-day or tomorrow. Such rare
bargains a. these are not going TO stay here.
sAKs AND COMPANY.
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Johnson, GARNER / co..
800 p. ave. Nv.

E,xTRA SIZE BED cOMToRTs. GOOD QUILT
nlIing ei pa worth Al 55, BLUM'B,
az 2ts 745 and TAI 9Th st. Sc
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WANTED-TO BUY FROM OwNERs-sEvERAI.
w Lots between New Jersey sve and North Capitol
st. of K cash paid for bargains give number Of lot
and square, with price Address G. INVESTOR Star
Office. d3-3t
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Ho1ipAr DRrss Parr.ass.
1, Moodwtfd =. hothrop beg to call attention to
their Holiday DEs:s P.tterps At
Each Pattern coptaininF sufficient msterid for
full dresA, and will bs found 70 be extra good
WOODWARD q IoTHRoP.
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At the great mercantile eenters Of the country
opinion still continues 70 be divided the subject
of the extent OF the coming winters activity in
trade. IL seems to be generally admitted, how
ever that II startling accident occurs to disturb
the present status, the season Will be busy and
prosperous, with an increased activity which is ex-
pected In the near future. The uncertainty which
always attends the meeting o, Congress tends to
make December itself an unsettled month. No
vember brought with IL the time for second and
third payments 10 be made on reai-estate pur-
chaSes for speculative purposes In various parts Of
the West. and the money 10 meet this demand had
10 be drawn from the banks, TO the corresponding
restriction OF loans for the promotion Of legiti-
mate trade. This has caused considerable cramp
10 be felt in some quarters; while in others the
losses met with during the recent period OF stag
nation In stocks have caused speculation to run
riot In coffee, wheat, corn and other commodities
But the state Of business at large and the encour
agement given 70 hope for advantageous legisla-
tion from this Congress. indicate prosperous
winter In trade.
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EULL SIZE ia WHITE BED SPREADS 75p..
csc. per pair. BLUMS
d3-ots T45 and 147 9Th at se
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Thousands Of them. The 25c. ones have natural
looking features real hair move their heads arms
snd iesa The u ones are nearly g feet high, have
jointed kid bodies. long flowing hair and bsque heads
OF meiike appearance. Exquisitely dressed Dolls,
$3.50.
II The PALAIS ROYAL being the only house in
warrington that imports Dolls direct is enabled 10
quote prices beyond competition. and you will say
after due examination
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THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING 90.
d5 Corner 7th and sta
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The election OF a President by a compromise
between the several republican sections In the
French national assembly Is one OF the most
hopeful signs OF the permanently OF the system OF
OF popular government established by the con-
stitutIon Of 1873. II IA evident that the French
people generally regard this as true, for the ex-
element which prevailed while Jules Ferry was
leading in the bslloting suddenly quoted down
when the news OF the transfer OF votes from ali
sides TO N. Carnot was spread abroad.
The French republic has taken representatives
OF four different walks In life FOR It's four success
sive presidents IN VI. Theirs 10 tried the man OF
letters-the annaiist OF prior revolution, who
might be expected from the stores Of HIS historical
knowledge 10 draw fair substitute for the ex-
perience In government which he lacked. In
Marshal MacNahon II tried the man OF the sword,
coming into civil ofce In the midst OF exciting
epoch, when IL was uncertain whether
the army could be depended on for the
protection OF the republic in an emergency. In
NJ Grevy 1t tried the lawyer, belonging rather to
the bourgeois than 20 the aristocratic class,
slow-gong, stubborn-willed man, and already
past the age when men are tempted into acts OF
sudden impulse. In NJ. Carnot the choice has
fallen upon a civil engineer Of Acknowledged
ability, who has repeatedly risen to the cabinet
place especially adapted 10 persons of his pro-
fession-ths ministry OF public works-but who,
though always deserving well, has never won
distinction In either private or public station.
so far as ancestry can count for any,
thing under a democratic system, no name
mentioned In connection with the recent contest
could give It's wearer better presumptive title TO
the ONCE Of chief CONSERVATION OF the republic
than ssdi- Csrnota His grandfather was minister
Of war under the first republic. his father was
minister Of instruction after the revolution Of
1s4S and he himself made his first appearance In
political Life In 1871 after the fall OF the last en-
pire. His administration viii probably be distin-
guiShed by just and upright execution
Of the laws, and the development OF
the internal resources OF the country especially In
the way OF river and harbor improvements, canal
and Railway building IL Is not likely to 20 down
into history great in any sense, but, unless the
present signs fail, IL viii be safe. II II Is 10 be
wrecked on anything It will probably be on some
charge OF speculative interest In the prosecution or
the Lesseps canal through the Isthrnus OF Panama
an enterprise which has always had the strongest
grasp upon tho sympathies OF the Few PRESIDENT.
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BRoAponorHs. BRoADonorHs,,
Woodward / Lothfop invite attention to their
complete stock OF
FRENCH BROADCLoTHs
including the new and scarce shades of
Mahogany, aObelin Blue. Bronze, Myrtle
Green. Seal Brown, Havana Brown, Moss
Green, Terra Gotta, Heliotrope, Coachmsns
Gray, Prune. Gray, At
s2.o0 AND s250 PER YARD.
Uirst Floor. near F-street entrsnce.)
WOODWARD l. LoTHRoP
18th and + sts NV
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MOTHER LOT OF THOSE 1O.4 SILvER-GREY
ADouble Blankets. 9Sc per ps r; ia German Pink
Wool Blankets. III, 90 Der pair. BIUMS,
d3-2ts 745 and TAT Sth ct. Sc
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WoopwAnp & LorHnop
invite attention to their SHAWL DEPART
. MtiENT. adjoining the Cloak Department, on
In Qrde. TO close the season, We have made
liberal reductions. and suggest that We have
fany styleS which would make acceptable gifts
to wife. mother or daughter
SCOTCH SQUARE SHAwLS,
.RelQced to &3, a. $3.50 and 49,.
SCOTCH VELVET LONG SHHSIs,
Reduced to O. So
SQUARE BEAVER SHAWLS.
- Reduced to 4S.5O
SCOTCH FLAID LONG SHAwLS
90, $3.50, and $3.50 e
BLACK CASHMERE SQUARE SHAWIS
elias to ~ Each.
BLACK. CASHMERE LONG SHAWLS
IMITATION ifa aisi fS 81 ssS 81 S sbqa sH,vr
SIS 4l8.50, els, $50.
SCOTCH PAISLEY LONG SHAWN.
cAMEL,s HAIR sHAwLs.
In Elegant Styles,
$50. 800, and &195
fIhlrd noofi two passenger elevGtors)
WOODWARD & LOTHROP,
11th and sta n. ".
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ORoPosAIs ron TII1Na.-oyyIcE OF BuILDnse
IL ron SITE. VA. AxD NAyY DErAnrYgEsTs, VASE.
EoIoS p q De- y lSss Sealed gropos.is ,i for
Tie plain .nd snssa:st siin: q &c GSssiy acer e
bspsrtmsntx Is tkis CIT. VII S. q ths once
Hnl TMELvE - On EEpH5f5ap44x xsa THE ~ TwIS s
imxned1sSely thsrsafter IN pesence q bddeA speci
Acations EsasrA insFyCtio3S g 1sdoefa md blank
tns od!cx fH0s. LINCOLN CAsAYl oolonsl Cesps
u EnatneeM c1sbs6b7.10,3o-8
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xxyANTFn MANY PERSONS GALL ON US
w every day for furnished and unfurnished rooms
psr.ons Havino them for rent will money by
ING ns Room ks uting Agency, GIG 9th St p.w.d1 Inn
HxYANIEp-NOw Is YOUR BEST CHANCE TO
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Fans Umbrellas, Handkerchefs. Leather Goods, Furs
Mems Goods and Decorations and Draperies for your
homes, see the five grand window displays.
Don't delay selections. The variety will dscrasse
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GENTS, YOU CAN BUY THE
u JAMES MEANS % AND a. SHOES
=, -. At MORAN'S,
u1-ot 1O3o 9TH at n r.